NFL Division Odds: NFC East Champion, Betting Props, And More

Written By Brett Collson | Last Updated at July 6, 2026

Teams have an extremely difficult time defending the NFC East division title. The Philadelphia Eagles were the last team to do it, winning four straight between 2001 and 2004.

This season is looking like another tight race. The Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys opened with +125 odds. Philadelphia currently has a price of [tallysight-widget type="odds-text" id="66b539661a975a8a0c34aaf3"] to win the division, while the Washington Commanders have [tallysight-widget type="odds-text" id="66fda8ab7166d2e0876d389f"] odds followed by Dallas with a [tallysight-widget type="odds-text" id="66b539a062553154726bbd2c"] price.

Included on this page are more odds for the NFC division crown this season, past winners, and more.

NFC East odds

See NFC East odds for the Eagles, Cowboys, Giants, and Commanders below.

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NFC East outlook and predictions

While the Eagles are a small favorite on the NFC East odds board, the current Dallas price might be a more intriguing pick for bettors. The division winner could be determined by the results of the two Cowboys vs. Eagles games.

The New York Giants and Washington Commanders are largely seen as afterthoughts to win the NFC East. While those numbers may be tempting to some, it is exceedingly unlikely that either of these teams can overtake Philadelphia or Dallas. Plus, Saquon Barkley has left the G-Men for the rival Eagles. In Washington, first-round draft pick Jayden Daniels leads the latest rebuild for new head coach Dan Quinn.

Past NFC East division winners

Year	Winner	Record
2023	Dallas Cowboys	12-5
2022	Philadelphia Eagles	14-3
2021	Dallas Cowboys	12-5
2020	Washington Commanders	7-9
2019	Philadelphia Eagles	9-7
2018	Dallas Cowboys	10-6
2017	Philadelphia Eagles*	13-3
2016	Dallas Cowboys	13-3
2015	Washington Commanders	9-7
2014	Dallas Cowboys	12-4
2013	Philadelphia Eagles	10-6
2012	Washington Commanders	10-6
2011	New York Giants*	9-7
2010	Philadelphia Eagles	10-6

* Super Bowl champion

How to bet on NFL division winners

The odds with division futures tells you who is favored (lower numbers are favored) and how much a successful bet would earn you. Using the opening lines for this market, a $100 bet on Dallas (+175) would win you $175 with a total payout of $275. A $100 bet on the Eagles (-110) would pay $90.91 for a total payout of $190.91.

It's important to shop around to find the best line on a team. Here at TheLines, we lay out dozens of prices in front of you, saving you lots of time.

Finding out handle and bet distribution can also be a handy tool when betting not just divisions, but all NFL futures. Say the Cowboys are soaking up 76% of public handle, it may be worth fading the public and betting on the Eagles instead. However, note where "sharp money" or high rollers are putting their money. If the Giants have just 6% of the bets just 28% of the handle, that may suggest someone is laying a very large bet on them.